Coronation Street Roy Cropper Steps Away From The Cobbles

“Coronation Street” viewers saw the veteran Roy Cropper venture away from the Street when his guilt for covering Abi Franklin was too much to carry. But is he gone for good

During the Super Soap Week, Roy (David Neilson) saw Abi (Sally Carman) point a gun at Corey (Maximus Evans) after the two were devoured by the ground in the Platts’ sinkhole. Roy lied to the police during interrogation to cover Abi’s mistake.

But guilt defeated his good intentions when recently, Roy learned from the police that the gun that was used to kill Natasha Blakeman (Rachel Leskovac) was the one that Abi held.

In tonight’s episode (November 24) Roy decided to fly to South America to start anew because guilt was already eating him up. Later that day, he approached Adam Barlow (Sam Robertson) and told him to sign over his entire estate to Nina Lucas (Mollie Gallagher). He also instructed Abi to sell the Woody.

Frustrated about the idea of Roy leaving, Nina stopped the old man so she gathered her friends at the café.

‘Coronation Street’ Nina Lucas Tries To Stop Roy Cropper From Leaving

Nina encouraged Carla Connor (Alison King), Cathy Matthews (Melanie Hill), Chesney Brown (Sam Aston), Brian Packham (Peter Gunn), Fiz Stape (Jennie McAlpine), and Mary Taylor (Patti Clare) to convince Roy to stay. She instructed everyone to tell Roy how he meant so much to them.

After hearing all the loving and sincere statements, the cafe owner was forced to lie even more when Carla quizzed her about what happened.

With the lies piled up, none stopped Roy from leaving. Nina tearfully convinced him to never leave the cobbles, but the man hailed a taxi and left without looking back.

Though the soap’s bosses haven’t uttered a word yet, will it be Roy’s final episode? And what will happen to Nina who depends on her uncle?

Inside Soap Awards 2021: ‘Coronation Street’ Bags Seven Trophies And David Neilson Wins Best Actor

During Inside Soap Awards 2021, the longest-running ITV drama won in seven categories, including the Best Actor and Best Actress category.

Sally Carman won the Best Actress category, and she acknowledged: “This is ace. I’m just so happy to be getting these storylines – and to be recognized for doing a good job is the best feeling.”

For the Best Actor category, David Neilson took home the award and for the Best Partnership he said: “It’s lovely for me and Mollie that idiosyncratic characters such as Roy and Nina appeal so much to viewers.”

Due to the dramatic “hate crime” storyline, “Corrie” amazed its viewers with how the cast put their hearts into every scene of the soap.

The ITV soap bagged seven trophies in one night: Jude Riordan for Best Newcomer, Maureen Lipman for Funniest Performance, Mollie Gallagher and David Neilson for Best Partnership, Nina and Seb’s Hate Crime Horror for Best Storyline, and “Coronation Street” got the Best Soap trophy.

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